The Russellville Democrat., 1887-02-02
Miss Emma Howell Is visiting in

tol. IT. IT. bdOc0ck mas word tC fruit growers in this paper. Read il. IT. C. York is receiving new goods, and prices cheaper than the cheapest.
 Mir. Henry Cohen is aow a duly commissioned and acting notary public. --If you want bargains in dry goods, groceries, clothing, boots and shoes, go to T, C. York.
 MT. ". r. Wootcn returned from Little Rock yesterday, whither he had been on business.
 -Mr. James A. Curtis, one of Pope's 8 old citizens, arrived yesterday evening from Palmer, Texas, on a visit.
 "A supper for the benefit of their church is anticipated oy the ladies of the Christian church next week.
 --Capt. Cleaver has the contract of making the reel frames for the rope turned out by the Melrose Mills.
 --Rev. Mir. Copeland, an eloquent Baptist divine, preached at the Baptist church Monday and Tuesday nights.
 -I am closing out my entire stock, including show cases and fixtures, cheap for cash. P.L.BoTToHs.
 -One of the oddities, nay, curiosities of trade, is Samuel Cupples Of St. Louis, selling Melrose cottou rope i'll Russell- vile.
 --Mr. Cox, son-in-law of Mr. II. NJ. Heryey, has been in town several days with some Of his Washington county stock.
 Contrary to expectation cotton is declining a little. It don't look possi- ble for the decline to extend to any great degree.
 --Mr. James Tate has been suffering for a week or more with pneumonia, with his condition very little changed at this writing.
 IT. c. York has just received new stock of dry goods, boots and shoes, queensware and tinware, which will be sold at bottom prices.
 Rather than move it, will sell at a bargain, all my household and kithen furniture. Now is the time to get rare bargains. F. l.. BoTToMs.
 MT. J. D. Hale has taken the agen- cy for Sam Jones' sermons, and will be glad to have any oue desiring this val uable book to call on him.
 MT. Dave Hnghey after his long sickness went on duty at his post with J. NJ. White & Son, last Saturday. His friends were glad to see him at his post once again.
 -Mr. J. l.. Shinn desires us to say that in last weeks paper he intended to say that he was prepared to pay 331ss per cent. on the principal only of the amount probated agaInst the Dan Math- ews estate.
 The meeting of the c. l.. s. c. last Thursday night was full of interest aud animation. Biographical sketches were read by Mr. John A. Erwin and MT. Robert Chasteen. The meeting will be at the residence of Rev. H. B. Mill ner next Thursday night.
 --.sI have known MOTHERS FRIEND used by a great many ladies for some time before confinement, and it always resulted in lessening the pain and leav- ing the mother in gooi condition,' writes Il midwife of long experience.
 "A license we learn has been grant ed Mir. Jo Goodman or little island below Dardanelle, to put up saloon and sell liquor. The saloons die hard. They die fighting. There ought by all means to be some means invented to hoist Mir. Goodman once more.
 Hardware, tinware, stoveware, farming implements and building ma terial found at the NEW HARDWARE STORE of Garden & Co.,, on Jefferson street, next door to Wcoten & Oates.
 The Piney cotton raisers, Will and Jo Rushing and l. J. Brown. were in the city during the past week making suitable exchange of the staple. It was the latter who was tine proprietor of something of a pig which tipped the beam at 525 lbs. It makes no difference to Jim Brown whether it is q pig or bale of cotton, it must weigh over 800.
 In hanging out the sign of Carden & Co.,, l beg to do so with the remark, that l have come to do you good on the prices of hardware. Remember this, and come to sec me with your cash.
 II. NJ. GARDEN & Co.
 By an almost unpardonable over sight in last weeks issue, we failed to mention in our allusinn to the burial services of Mir. J. G. Allen, the assist ance of Bros. Wise and Milner, the scriptures being read by Bro. Milner and Bro. Wise offering an earnest and eloquent prayer. We regret such over sights but they will occur in spite of us some times.
 New hardware store, new life. new prices. new hardware, and a thousand new cash customers wanted it the NEW HARDWARE store of Garden dE Co.,, at the old Bottoms stand on Jefferson street.
 --In private letter from Mir. J. c. Bonds, we learn that his brother Hugh, whose death we reported last week, died of conjeston, instead of pneumo- mia as stated, and that he was born July 6, lS42, instead or January 6, as printed by us through mistake. Suit able resolutions on his death will be furnished us by the Dover Masonic lodge.
 MT. E. Chambers, our popular and efficient tailor, has just received q fine line of samples of spring and summer suitings and respectfully requests gen tiemen to call and examine them. There is no need of wearing ill fitting custom made clothing when such a tailor as is Mir. Chambers is within reach. Call and see him, on the corner one door east of the Bergman House.
 You will find a good assortment of steel harrow teeth at Love & Miller's.
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